To Catch A Predator

[TJ]

Sexting is a crime.

I would then argue that it shouldn't be, because exploring others and your body is natural, so only punishing is actually hurting the growth of a child(mentally).

 

[Chantecleer]

No.

The law was set into place stating that certain scenarios dealing with what that state would consider to be a minor is ILLEGAL. These men knew that that law was in place, and still decided to go behind it.

Even if you're looking at it from subjective and/or moral points, the sting doesn't even happen unless they've gotten more evidence then the men simply showing up. They sent vulgar, nude pictures to someone whom they thought was 12-14.



One flaw in your logic. The actors and actresses are never actual minors.

Another flaw. You can't pretend and carry out at the same time. It's a contradiction.



Sexting is a crime.



Assume the scenario of me being an actor/actress.

If I played the part of someone who was mentally ill, that doesn't mean that I actually need help.

Care to disagree?

how the hell does that have anything to do with what I said?

 

[1encore1]

In England it's called mantrap and it's illegal, just like putting barbed wire ontop of your back garden fences? It's like doing something and expecting the result of catching a criminal...

 

[Smug]

Lol, but kinda sad that they give away all their info and faces.

 

[Ezluz]

Read the chatlogs, who talks first?

That's right, the "children".

 

[TJ]

I don't see why a child would be in a chatroom, anyways.

 

[Smug]

I don't see why a child would be in a chatroom, anyways.

Fur hardcore sex with truckers ofc.